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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1905)
WF&1&&WWU wUtftv'irySp W7 V T tft ;v- , ,. 4i a Patsp-a T -, ' U "r -t ", T ". V - r. '--vr -' "4'r'J , S-be D a i 1 1? Webraihnn v te v. r f i i. n & iu- r fe tb Daily ttebraskan A wnsolktntlon of Tho Heftporinn, Vol. 81, Tho Nebnwkan, Col, 10 Sonrlor and Cream, Vol. 4. PabUahcd dnlly, exoupt Hundnjr nd Monday, at tho Unlvornltjr of Nobrwikri, Lincoln, Nob. by tho Honporinn PubllHhlnR 'o., Board Or bra koto ha Profoooorn J. I. Wyor,a;nd 0. B. Richards: U. P. Learnt John WoBtoror E. R. Walton. Bdltor-ln-Chlof Aasoolato Editor HanaffOr Am't. Manager rironlator Athlotlo Assistant Athletic News BtatoFarm Frod A. Bwooloy A. M Lory A. O. Sohrolbor Frod Nauxhton Walter E. Standevon STAFF R. A. VanOradol H. L. Swan H. O Myorn A. F. Magdans Wltortal Rootob and BunlncM Offlco U 2U& Pont Offloe Station A. Lincoln, Nbr. Telephone, Nfcht Telephone Automatic 1528 Automatic 2365. Hahobriptlon Prloo. $2 pr year, In advnnro Bntorort at tho pontoflloo at Lincoln, Nob., M aooondolam moll matter under tho act of ooagrpHH of March 8, 1870. Individual notloon will bo ohartrud for at tho rate of 10 oenta for each Insertion. FaonltT. 4apnrtmontal and nnlveratty bullotlna will gladly 1)0 pnbliahcd f roo, aa heretofore. Editorial Remarks A Bargain Sale "A dollar and a half danco for a dol lar and a quarter" la the Ingenious ad vertisement with which atentlon has boon called to tho date of ono of the informals. Not vory long ago thla very dance was given at a coat of only ono dollar per. Not content with put ting a moderato lining in their pockets those in charge of a similar dance, a year or bo ago suddenly raised the prlco one-half, and tho raise, In this ono instance, had the desired result. That one aggresslvo committee was financially benefited. But what has boon tho result? Tho attendance at tho informals has boon hurt, not much, but to some considerable extent, and tho attendance at the moro formal dances has been hurt very greatly. With tho increase in number and in crease in price of the informals tho Proms have suffered until now a Prom committee congratulates itself if it comes out een. As a result of de creased attendanco money heretofore expended In decorations, rofreBhments, etc., 1b not available and hence the.o attributes, which go so Xar toward an eoning'8 enjoyment, are in a marked dogrco absent. It is doubtful whether any philan thropic motives influenced tho com ml t- jtco Ot the informal, so advertised, to resort to this schomo, yot wo give them the benefit of the doubt. They have started back In the right direc tion and perhaps later committees, fol lowing In tho samo lino and Influenced by tho samo altruistic principles, will advertise "a dollar and a quarter dance for a dollar." should bo a forceful reminder that, whllo silent loyalty Is often a good thing, spoken loyalty is mpro often better and in such instances as a bas ketball contest "yollod" loyalty Is best. Thoso who attonded tho game showed a substantial sort of spirit and had moro oracular enthusiasm boon In ovl dr.nco no complaint would bo forth coming. Wo lost by ono point. Fate may have boon against us. Mnybo we would havo lost anyway. But if wo must bo defeated let's havo tho fun of scaring tho other follow. A well timed cheer often turns victory one way or tho other. That tho cheer was lacking and that wo lost ought to bo a cau tion to "not let It happen again." Tho bill to make the playing of foot ball a crlmo in Nebraska camo up for disposal in the house yesterday and was lost by a vote of 42 to 37. Think of it! If tho right light had failed to shlno upon six other representatives football but then a misB Is as good as a mile so we'ro safo by six miles. Football In Nebraska, however, 1b in no such precarious condition as tho above voto would indicate. The full number of representatives supporting tho bjll woro presont yesterday while many of the opposing majority confi dent that tho very nature of the bill would prove its own undoing mado no offort to bo present. Wo bad looked to see tho bill lost by a vote of 99 to 1. Tho Zoological club of tho Univer sity will meet Saturday evening at 8 p. m. In the 2oological library. The following will bo the program of tho evening: F. D. Barker will discuss tho "Development of Herpetomonas in the Housefly by Prowazok;" H. B. Duncan,son will addroBs tho meeting on "The Biological Features of Fish Parasites, by Hausmann;" L. B. Stur devant will talk on tho "Formation of Polar Bodies in Ascarls by Tretjakoff." Visitors aro always welcome at the meetings of the club. In Otlier Colleges The University of Munich is the first Gorman unlvoraity to opon Its doors to women. Cornell has given up the honor sys tem and returned to tho proctor sys tem of supervision. Tho libraries of Yalo show an In crease of 20,000 volumes over last year, bringing the total to about 390,000 books. Tho now gymnasium at tho Univer sity of Iowa, which is nearly completed, will bo formally dedicated February 22. The defeat of tho basketball team at the hands of tho Omaha Y. M. C. A. on Wednesday evening should have two beneficial effects. It should and 'will romlnd the team that past laurels are a mighty Insecure foundation for pres ent victory, and that the only way to moke past laurels worth whllo is to keep adding to them. To tho students who" were not there It should bo a re minder that thoy should havo been there and that they will be needed next time. To those who were there it Laurence L. Brown, ex-'04, is on gaged in electrical engineering In Du luth, Minn. Since leaving school in '02 Brown has held several responsible po sitions in Illinois and in Michigan. Hasbrook, captain of the Minneso ta track team, has left that school. He will bo remembered as tho speedy hur dler who won both hlB hurdlo events and the high Jump in tho Nebraska Minnesota track meet last spring. A pew club has been formed at Illi nois for the study of Shakospeare. It will 6o known as tho "Forest of Ar- den Club, and will hold regular "eetlngs twice a month. There are six charter members. RECORD BROKEN. 1roy Samse of Indiana University et a new western Indoor polo vaulting record of 11 feet, 6 inches Saturday night in a dual meet between Indiana and Wabash." The Dally Maroon. 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